Precision Film Systems keeps one measured residential or commercial job connected to roll strategy, material requirements, partial rolls, groups and scopes, film selection, attachment, pricing, estimates, Visual Cut Diagrams, Film Handler production, and job output.
Try Solo lets you run one real job through the core Solo and Flex cut-planning workflow. Shop features are not included.
Broader business software can handle CRM, scheduling, invoicing, accounting, and payments. Precision Film Systems works alongside those systems and goes deeper into the residential and commercial flat-glass planning decisions they do not specialize in.
The measured panes remain connected to the customer and project, groups and scopes, film assignments, roll strategy, material requirements, pricing, estimates, Visual Cut Diagrams, Film Handler production, and combined job output as the work moves forward.
The measured job is the foundation. The cut plan is central. Shops can use the planning modules they need without configuring every available feature.
Material planning remains foundational, but it does not sit apart from the rest of the work. Precision Film Systems keeps the cut plan connected to the flat-glass-specific details used to estimate, prepare, and hand off the job.
Keep customer and project details, pane sizes, quantities, labels, groups, rooms, elevations, phases, scopes, and film assignments connected from the start.
Learn about measurement planningCompare roll widths, fit, linear feet, efficiency, waste, rotation, and Film on Hand options before ordering or pulling film.
Compare standard roll widthsKeep film selection, security-film considerations, attachment requirements, required attachment linear feet, pricing presets, job overrides, and estimates tied to the measured work.
Explore connected estimatingCarry the job into estimates, customer responses, Visual Cut Diagrams, window lists, Film Handler setup, and combined project or production output when needed.
Explore production planningRoll-width comparison is one part of material planning. Review fit, linear feet, efficiency, and waste side by side, then weigh the inventory, handling, ordering, and production constraints that affect the final decision.
The answer depends on more than square footage.
Four windows do not fit this roll width, so the lower linear-foot result is incomplete rather than a workable plan.
In this comparison, the 60 inch roll has the highest efficiency and lowest waste shown. Purchase length, inventory, handling, and shop constraints still matter.
The 72 inch roll uses fewer linear feet than the 60 inch option but shows slightly more waste. It remains viable when the wider roll better fits the shop's material or production needs.
Example shown from a 29-window job run in Precision Film Systems using the same measurements across standard roll widths. See how a window film optimizer supports the roll-width decision, explore the broader architectural flat glass workflow, or compare the same job with the window film waste calculator.
A material plan should lead to usable production information. Precision Film Systems creates Visual Cut Diagrams and window lists from the measured job so the film can be prepared from the same selected strategy whether it is cut by the owner, an installer, or someone else in the shop.
The plan becomes part of the handoff: measured windows, roll decisions, cut placement, and job structure stay connected when the work moves to the next person.
Shop is not just a larger cut-plan allowance. It carries the measured-job foundation into partial-roll planning, scopes, film and job details, attachment linear feet and pricing, estimates, Film Handler production, photos, notes, and expanded job output. These features are not included in Try Solo.
Turn the measured job into a branded customer estimate. Shop brings together the details you already entered, then lets the customer review, accept, or decline the estimate and include a note with their response.
Explore estimating softwarePlan around partial rolls or usable film already in the shop before ordering more. Enter the roll width and available length, then see how that film can fit the job.
Plan around partial rollsCreate setup guidance for Film Handler-style production, including cutter-head positions, lane assignments, cross-cuts, changeovers, and production steps.
Plan Film Handler cutsDivide larger residential or commercial flat glass jobs by floor, elevation, phase, film type, crew, or work area while keeping the full project together.
Organize jobs with scopes
Enter pane sizes, quantities, customer or project details, and the field information that gives the measurements context.
Keep films, groups, scopes, job details, security-film and attachment requirements, photos, and notes connected when they matter.
Review roll options, fit, linear feet, efficiency, waste, rotation, and available material before selecting the plan.
Carry the selected strategy into the Visual Cut Diagram, window list, and roll-by-roll information used to prepare the film.
With Shop, continue the same job into Film On Hand planning, pricing, estimates, customer response, Film Handler setup, and combined output.
Precision Film Systems is flat-glass job-planning software built around the measured job and the cut plan. It connects the material and production decisions surrounding residential and commercial window film work.
Cut optimization is part of the system, but the deeper workflow can also account for multiple planning modes, partial rolls, scopes, estimates, job context, production output, and Film Handler-specific planning when those features are included in the selected plan.
Try Solo lets you run one real job through core Solo and Flex planning: standard roll comparisons, film metrics, a Visual Cut Diagram, and a window cut list. It does not include Shop features.
No. Precision Film Systems is a specialized flat-glass planning layer that can work alongside the broader systems a shop already uses. It also supports professional judgment rather than replacing it.
Try the core Solo cut-planning workflow, or compare plans to see how Precision Film Systems extends the measured job into partial-roll planning, scopes, estimates, Film Handler production, and connected job output.
Send the measurements, quantities, scopes, film types, costs, roll details, groups, security-film information, and whatever else makes the job difficult. The job is prepared through the relevant Precision Film Systems workflow and the results are returned by email.
This can be a real job you are planning. Nothing is built live in front of you, no sales call is required, and the offer is strictly limited to one handoff per company.